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John Wiley & Sons-B vs New York Times

Side-by-side on the measures that matter, with a plain-English read. Full detail: WLYB · NYT

Updated 10 minutes ago

1-year performance, rebased to 100

WLYB +29.2%NYT +16.5%
John Wiley & Sons-B edges it on the scoreable measures. John Wiley & Sons-B has the highest Quant Rating (70); John Wiley & Sons-B has done best over the past year (+29%); John Wiley & Sons-B trades cheapest on trailing earnings.
WLYBNYT
Snapshot
SectorPublishingPublishing
Last price47.9064.90
Change today-0.21%+1.66%
1-year return+29.2%+19.3%
Market cap$2.43B$10.47B
52-week range28.49 – 55.1053.45 – 86.52
Valuation
P/E (TTM)12.9127.04
P/E percentile, own 5-yr range41st5th
P/B3.055.11
Dividend yield2.97%1.19%
Profitability & growth
EPS (TTM)4.162.09
Net profit (TTM)$210.85M$337.08M
Revenue (TTM)$1.67B$2.98B
Revenue growth (YoY)-2.6%+11.2%
Gross margin74.6%51.4%
Operating margin17.6%16.6%
Net margin11.9%13.2%
Free cash flow (TTM)$207.72M$623.02M
Ownership & sentiment
Institutional ownership102.6%105.4%
Insider activity (12mo)41 buy / 7 sell37 buy / 13 sell
Short interest (% of float)0.0%8.4%
Analyst consensus--71% buy / 29% hold (7)
Analyst price target--$81 (+25%)
StockVane view
StockVane Quant RatingB (70)D (60)
Company
Employees4,5006,000
Founded18071851

▲ marks the more favourable stock(s) on measures with a clear direction (lower P/E, higher yield, higher Quant Rating, better 1-year return). Analyst consensus counts each covering institution once, at its most recent rating. Not a recommendation. Quant Rating method: Data & Methodology.